Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. You can enquire for the same as soon as your child comes of age to fit any of the programmes we offer.

Both parents visit the school. Our Parent Coordinator will take the parents through the various spaces in the campus and explain how the Montessori environment supports each child at different stages of development. The tour will be a hands-on experience where parents can see first-hand how the Montessori materials will hone the various senses of the children to help their intellectual and emotional development.

Following the school tour, all visiting parents attend a group session where they are given details of the Montessori way of learning, the philosophy and pedagogy we follow at Blue Blocks and how it caters to the needs of children. We take parents through the journey their child will make at Blue Blocks and how it will serve in his/her academic and overall development.

Yes. Our Gachibowli campus has the primary environment while our Osman Nagar campus has both Primary and Elementary environments.

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Once the admission workshop is completed, the school brochure along with the fee structure is shared with the parents.

Montessori teachers act as guides to a child’s independence. The teacher gives each child a presentation of a concept using specifically designed equipment. The child is then free to explore the material and learn through self-correction. The teacher’s observation of the child helps to plan for future lessons.

Maria Montessori believed that play is the work of the child. Through curiosity, the child is able to explore their environment and work with desired materials at their own pace.

The Montessori curriculum is designed to move the child from concrete to abstract where every concept is given in the form of material for the child to explore through all senses- touch, sound, sight and others. This forms the basis for seamless transition to abstraction where the child can do complex work on paper.

Montessori learning is entirely based on the children learning through five senses, learning on their own and at their own individual pace. It does not have textbook learning but learning through materials.

Yes they can readily join traditional school in grade 1 after our Primary program.

9 am to 3.30 pm

Our elementary programme is for grades 1 to 6 for children between the ages of 6 and 12 years.

Yes. But it will be subject to observation of the child by the teacher.

We don’t have examinations but we have regular in class observations of each child and every new lesson is given based on proficiency in the precious topic. A tracker to check their progress is maintained for each child. That said, the Cambridge affiliation allows us conduct check points for children to test their learning as and when they are ready after ten years of age.

Erd Kinder is the Montessori adolescent progamme that caters to the adolescents between the ages of 12 and 18. It is a farm school concept where children learn academics while living, working and maintaining their own ecosystem.

The children will follow the Cambridge curriculum and textbooks while using the same to learn how to manage their daily life and chores.

It will be semi residential.

At 6 years of age when children move to Grade 1 they start these classes as well.

Yes. These programmes are structured to cater to children and their intellect as they grow older.

Yes. Every experiment and model made is given with the concept and theory of science behind it.

We go above and beyond just what is expected of this age group. All our activities here have basis in what the child does at class and more.

Yes children make models and prototypes of every concept they are given.

Yes. We have dedicated mentos for innovation and drone programmes. Our Innovation mentor is a post graduate in chemistry and our Drone mentor is an aeronautical engineering from IIT. Both are also trained AMI Elementary Assistants.